The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-10-27
10 H.RRIsGTos. with the tug Charnley


breezes."
Ice formed on the river Tuesday night
The "oldest in habitant" is unable t,
match the weather with any of his ex
/ periences.
THE Lake Shore Co. will hereafte
manufacture its own cars, having jus
completed shop for that purpose a
Kaukauna.
NORTHERN Wisconsin has two feet o
snow. Wausau has excellent sleighing
said to be the earliest known in the his
tory of that burg.
DIR. PAINE has removed his Office to
the G. C. Barnes block, up stairs at side
of the express Office, where he can be
found after Nov. 1st.
ST. NAzIANs has given up all hopes OF
a railroad, but is now turning its atten-
| ton to good turnpike road to Mantle
voc and another to Kiel.
A SIGNAL lamp appeared on Main street
bridge on Tuesday night for the first
time. Love stricken maidens need not
mistake it for new star.
THE Sheboygan city council has passed
an ordinance prohibiting fowl from run
ming at large and imposing fine of from
81 to SO for its violation.
THE schooner E. P. Royce which went
ashore near Sturgeon River, was brought
here by the tug Owen on Monday after
noon and has been locked.
THE press Of the state, or that portion
Of it included in The Pilot exchange
| list, makes favorable comment upon The
proposed Centerville harbor
As soon as Grover reached home he sat
down and wrote Thanksgiving procla-
motion, fixing Thursday November "a as
! the day on which to give thanks.
EARLY, Tuesday morning, the Their
mometer showed temperature of IA de-
grees above zero, a degree of cold seldom
reached in this latitude in October.
THREE children of Nels Nelson of this
city, living on North Ninth street are
sick with scarlet fever. The marshal has
put up a notice giving due warning.
We have added to our already large
stock of dress goods the popular Broad
cloth in all the new shades.
o. ToRRIsoN & Co.
| FvERypoDy oap cava nnOpav on all mr.
chases, as intend to sell my entire stock
as soon as possible; also stoves, counters
and chandeliers New YORK STORE
CHRISTINA SACHsE of Centerville was
brought to the city last week by Deputy
Sheriff Smith. She is said to be insane,
but her case has not yet been passed
upon.
WHAT with Dakota land speculation
and mining stock, both of which attract
| ed the people of Manitowoc, there is but
little purpose left to acquire wealth sud
denly.
A MAN from Racine was in the city this
week looking for brick-layers to work on
a new factory to be built for J. I. Case.
He offers, to good-brick layers, from 81
to s. per day.
THE city authorities concluded to get
rid Of Lucas who was proceeding to 90
on little bender after being released
from jail. He was furnished free trans
portation to Amigo.
4 YOUNG man named Pierce. son of
congressman and resident of Logan
county, His, was treating horse affiict-
ed with the CHAMBERS and contracted the
dread disease himself.
The trees in the court house yard have
furnished bedding for many horses this
fall. The leaves have been carefully
raked and were SO plenty as to make
number Of wagon loads
FARMERS in this state rely largely on
root crops and fodder corn to carry their
stock through the winter. The scarcity
of fodder last year led them to make un-
usual provision this year.
Mr.. RAND who has been travelling in
the interests of his firm the past two
weeks, reports trade unusually good and
says the indications are that the coming
year Will be very prosperous one.
WE have just opened fine line of wide
Indigo blue prints which were bought
and marked to sell at less than regular
prices. 81
ScHUETTE Bros.
The express money package contain
lug $500 which was lost this week be-
tween this city and Silver Lake has not
yet been returned to the owner The
probability is it was found by some one
FRANK MAS seems to be plying his
vocation in Milwaukee and has come to
grief His wife was arrested there and
fined S25 for keeping brothel and her
husband was arrested as an inmate. but
discharged.
LINAs LAWRENCE is blowing up all the
pine stumps In the neighborhood with
dynamite. Like the old lady with the
Lord, Linas has nothing 'agin" the pine
stumps but they make excellent fuel this
cold weather.
THIRTEEN persons worked for certif-
Gates of the higher grades at the teachers
examination on Friday and Saturday of
last week, extending the time for which
these certificates are valid has made them
more desirable.
We just received lot of 81 inch novel
ty check dress aannels which were bought
for fully twenty-five per cent. less than
prices of same only thirty days ago. Our
price is 75c. yard for these goods which
| formerly brought $1.15.
SCHUETTE Bros.